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Taylor Devises. The truth is, I didn't know this stock until today.
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TAYD is like that, just random earnings with like no press release.
If people want space, consider TAYD. They literally build space parts, profitable, and are growing. Due your own DD ofc.
Pretty much. Not always the case, but I actually factor in how easy an IR page is to navigate when investing. I hate companies that don't publish earnings reports slides or make it hard to find financial info. TAYD is pretty bad, but their business is interesting and fits into what I want to invest in.
There's a small cap I own $TAYD, they are so terrible with their earnings reports lol.
TAYD reported earnings today, whatcha think?
$TAYD reported this morning. Another low volume fly over stock that is really interesting. * Record-breaking full-year sales of $44.6 million, up 10.9% from FY23 * Net income for FY24 increased by 43.1% to $9 million (20.2% of sales) * Q4 sales grew 12.5% year-over-year to $12.1 million * Firm order backlog reached a new high of $33.1 million entering FY25 * Strong performance in Aerospace/Defense market offsetting headwinds in Structural markets * Earnings per share for FY24 increased to $2.68 from $1.79 in FY23
Gets like little no coverage, but $TAYD is such an interesting small cap. Crazy solid performance in the asset.
I bought some more $TAYD and $LRN this morning.
I still think one of the biggest issues with a lot of retail investors, is just people not really doing screening or research. It's not hard to find some of these names when you actually start screening. I still find it so surprising how this one area being a slow investors can really pay off as well. I'll add $CLMB and $TAYD as some great names with like zero coverage and great performance.
I have that. The YOLO one went from 8k to 150k on penny stocks back down to 15k back up to 150k on covid time SPACs now it's down to 23k. I do take money out at times and put it into real stocks. There've been some petty good 10X real ones FCX, CLF, NVDA. TAYD in hindsight I wish I'd spent more time looking for those.
2 multi-baggers with SMCI and TAYD so far this year, but on small positions (risk tolerance purposes). Had a couple double ups, one on LPG and I forgot the other. I keep position sizes around 1%-3% on those types of trades. I go up to 5% on swing and long term trades. Portfolio #1 - +18% Portfolio #2 - +5% Portfolio #3 - +7% Basically regardless of path you take to investing, learn to do basic TA, read balance sheets and learn the nomenclature, use Biztoc, Finviz, Fintel.io, learn about sector rotations. All these things wil help you become a more educated investor. All ppl talk about are the magnificent 7 and all that BS. The real value is when you dig a bit.
Long term picks, there's a few. I've been looking at TAYD, but don't own a position. I don't really own too many small caps, I kind of prefer more mid cap, companies at least over like a a few billion in marketcap which is technically a small cap, but it's a wide range. However, I am long on these: IESC, LMB, STRL, CLMB,
Portfolio - INMD, TAYD, TGTX, AYLX, PFE I plan to add PERI once i have the capital and add MOD once it has some healthy pullback
Another point to mention with $TAYD. Besides making a new 52 week hi on Friday, it is the ONLY nanocap that made a new relative strength high this week.